Archive of Artwork Sold

Below are a few examples of artwork sold. More photos will be added to this archive soon. Thank you for your patience!


Photo: Landborn Photo: Landborn
   

Large Journal Book (2007)

Large Journal Book (2007)

   
   
   
Photo: Landborn Photo: Landborn
   

It's A Girl Thing (2006)

Petite, antique chair, shades of purple, ornate chair back with rhinestones and

hot pink silk cushion.

 

 

 

   
   
   
Photo: Cee Beardon Photo: Cee Beardon
   

“Looking for Love” (2004)

Images on this black chair include the Queen and King of Hearts, The Joker, cupids, and hearts, all expressions of a fanciful and romantic mood. A sense of yearning is expressed between a flute player, sending out notes across space, and the listening tortoise. The figure of a solitary penguin looking out the back is humorous and wistful.

 

 

 

 

   
   
   
Photo: Cee Beardon Photo: Cee Beardon
   

“Habitus Literati” (2005)

Magazine rack, green, 1930’s style with Art Nouveau prints and amusing quotations about books and writing. Its pretentious title alludes to the habits and habitat of literary types, providing a little tongue in cheek humor that reminds readers to not take the (literary) life too seriously.

 

   
   
   
Photo: Landborn Photo: Landborn
   

Small Journal Book (2007)

Small Journal Book (2007)

   
   
   
Photo: Cee Beardon Photo: Cee Beardon
   

“Peace. Because.” (2005)

Chair, white and black with vivid blue stripe and magical cat figure. Images trace the liminal space/time of transition between day and night. Beautiful images interconnect. Beauty has value and asserts its own meaning; in the clarifying light of beauty some things become obvious and definite – like the need for peace on earth.

 
   
   
   
Photo: Cee Beardon Photo: Cee Beardon
   

“The Matriline” (2006)

Table, Double-decker, metal, with images of women in warm tones. There are actually three collage art spaces on this table, including underneath images expressing the connection between three generations of females. One experiences the heat of these warm colors in connection to beautiful images of women from different cultures. The images are placed so that the table can be viewed from any direction.

 

   
   
   
Robin Stancliff Photography Robin Stancliff Photography
   

“One Vision" (2008)

 

Poem by Rumi spiraling on top side of painted tortoise. Underside features

star-sprinkled cosmos and night sky.

 
   
   
   
Photo: Landborn Robin Stancliff Photography
   

"Girl Star" Box (2007)

“Big Heart, Little Package” (2008)

 

Heart-shaped box, 12” x 12” x 6”

Paint and collage in many colors, including: lilac, purple, magenta, and turquoise.

   
   
   
Photo: Landborn Photo: Landborn
   

Small Journal Book (2007)

Small Journal Book (2007)

   
   
   

Photo: Landborn Robin Stancliff Photography
   
Small Journal Book (2007) Byzantine Fantasy (2008)
   
   
   

Photo: Landborn Robin Stancliff Photography
   

“Quilted Star" Box (2007)

Day Sky, Night Star (2008)
   
   
   

Ocean Beauty Star

 
 
Robin Stancliff Photography